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DIST1LLIH6' TURPEHtlta.
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A MOST IMPORTANT SOUTH GEOR
GIA INDUSTRY.
'rile Oiioy That Arizes la llmilliifiil—An
Dial,urate lle.orlptlDil at the Way
Tnriwiltliia Is Maili‘.
Olio of tii« wont Important, ns well
as interesting, Industries of Georgia,
is the distilling of turpentine!. Dotted
lniro and there among the thick trivets
of yifllow plno, ho numatous in south
Georgia, can bo found many turpen-
tine farms, more properly called stills,
which aye fust sapping away the life
of the magnificent timber in that sec
tion.
A visit to one of these stills is well
worth the time to a person that |ms
not seen one in operation. Many are
acquainted with commonly culled
.spirits of "turpentine anil no doubt
have taken some unwillingly when
sick, but they arc not familiar with
the different steps taken in order to
got it ready for the market.
The observer first starts among the
pines which spread out over the level
grSuhd as far as the oye can sec; and
their tall, stately trunks, unlike the
pines of more northern sections, rise
many foot before a single brunch ap
pears. The air, filled with the de
lightful and health-giving odor of the
pine gives one areal to work which
is nnticen
tlm stills.
Here from Itventy-llvo to fifty hands
arc at work, chopping boxes, First,
in one side of the tree, near the
ground, a box is made which wiil
hold a quart. Then, a chip is made
from four to five fact up tint iron and
the box stripped down to the box, A
new chip is made every week or two
and by Ill's method a tree will last
film tlnuc to live years, and even
longer) but after that they are lip
Ifmgdr good, but very Jgood lumber
can be made from lho.ui. In boxing
jlroox, special tools have to lui employ-
Id and expert itioii arc able to rut a
leant many ouch day.
1 Thu stripped trees become white
Kith the resinous sap and on a dark
Iglii one would pike a turpentine
Irm fora lingo cemetery with tlious-
Ida of whjte tombstones. One new
funer was beard to remark that he
{ways thought south Georgia was
unhealthy, bfit. .nfii-r seeing oiie of
these seemingly large eenieteiius lie
kliW’it’, IIP packed up ami left oil
the first train
At regular intervals during the
flunsiiii, which in that climate lusts
froth April'to September, the boxes
nfo scraped and tlm crude product js
brought to the still in large brtrruh*
which are drawn oil trucks by oxen
The still itself Is Hindi) of copper
mirrounileil by brick work and Into
this is put the raw material. A good
lire Is started and into tlm still a simdf
struma of water constantly rims to
keep the spirits from catching
The water nhd spirits of turpentine
are distilled “over" and pass i-liroifgh
a long coll of pipe, called the worm
which is in a lnrgy lank filled with
water. Herd the water and spirits,
which pass over In the form of vapor
•are condensed and ijin out. The
.spirits which, being lighter than wft-
ter, limits on top, is drawn off into
barrels. This is the pure spirits, and
is «p is found on the markets for
snip. Tlm distiller, wlm has to he mi
experienced mail In tlm business, now
leas to watch and knows by the noise
the still is malting the contents of flic
•charge. Whim,the proper time ar
rives the lire is removed and the re
lnaimlor of the spirits is distilled over
A sninll percent., however, is ahvay
loHt,
Turpentine is not tlm only produe
that is made, for tlm rosin which
left in the still, is drawn olT and
«t|iilned, f«iV Ihoro Is a good deal of
phio-straw, hark, ole,, mixed with
After straining, tlm clear amber-eot
ortnl resin U poured into rough bar
rids mid is shipped to tlm seaports
and there is used In shipbuilding, It
hi also used in the limmifaoturu of
soups and at wholesale it brings about
■♦1,385; per barrel;
Tlio spirits. however,’[Is tlm most
important product, which is shipped
, in large tanks' to the northern nt:itcs,
WhiiteU !-• vnline-,1 „nd ,ihi"I ovk-n.
f.■' *’ '• , , * 1
uivt-lr ju a im-.iii-i
wmcfl of tar is made, which is also a
fine modicum, and pitcTf. whieh brings
a'fair price, Homo time the resin is
mixed with cotton, or cotton seed,
which makes an excellent fuel and
burns iikd soft coal. Here, also, the
cooper finds employment, for many
barrels are used and a good cooper
can earn good wages at a still.
So, one cun see that a turpentine
farm turns out many useful products
and that south Georgia had quite an
ndiislry, North Carolina used to be
the leading turpentine • producing
state) but is now rapidly giving out,
and many from- that state are now
finding homes in Georgia.
Olio more thing to ho found on a
turponiine, which 1 had almost for
gotten to mention, is health, espooi-
lly to consumptives. To breathe
the atmosphere around a turpentine
farm, filled with the products of the
pine, is health to any one, The tur
pentine, acting on tho lungs, kidneys
and tlm whole system, gives one a
new life that doctors can never
K've-
A jolly crowd it is ■when the
hands get through tlmir work nnd
with their quaint melody and jokes
of the day make the still evening
air ring vjjjtli their hearty voices.
And why not happy 1 All with
good heallli.good homes, and nobody
to disturb them, they are indeed
happy,
H licit is I he way I found many
turpentine farms ill south Georgia, a
grand country, and fast building up
with good people.—Holies.
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HpOpfincM Cases.
H. II. Clifford, New Ciissel, Win.,
was Iroiihlud with Neuralgia and
llhi'limtitbim, Ills Sloinimh was dis
ordered, his Liver was afi'oetod to an
alarming degree, appetite fell nwny,
and lie was terribly reduced in flesh
and strength. Three bottler of Klee-
Iriu Hitters cured him.
HdwuriKShcppurd, Harrisburg, III.,
had a running sore on Ins leg of
years’ stan liug. Used three bottles
if lilectric Hitters and seven boxes
of Bucltlcltj’s Arnica Salve, and Ids
leg is sound and well, John Speher,
Catawba,0., had live- large fever sor
oil Ills leg, doctors said lie was melt
able. One bottle lilectric Hitlers
and one box Hiickhui’s Arnica Salve
tired him entirely, Sold by .lake
\V, Faulk's Drug Stork.
Does It I’liy to lie Single?
Early in the present century
George Hupp founded an Kveless
liileii in Fenilkyiyaulft and named
the settlement Keommiy.
The suttlera Imil to livo up to the
ipustnllc rule of holding all things
in oonmiim, anil limy were, more
over, prohibited from iimrrylmf
I’Yom time to time the society,, re
ceived emuigli aeccaslons to keep it
alive, ami at the present time (lie
members mimlu'i' twenty-five men.
With no families, these men until
rally fell into habits of bmil work
mill close economy. Their property
iuei'OMod in value, ami it Is now
Worth any where from forty to seventy
millions of dollars. The head of
the I'oiniiiiinlty died a few days ago,
and John Diiss, n man of twenty
three, who jollied tlm society only
six years ago, Is likely lo bo jib sue
eessor. If Mr. Duss outlives his
nsaoclutcs, nil tlm properly will lie
Ids, and he may by the time lie
I'eiiclu's the age of sixty find himself
in possession of mi estate' worth from
*1(10,11011,MM to *100,000,000.
’eoplo who have followed the
progress of tills remarkable society
of celibates are asking the question
“Does it pay to be single V"
Perhaps it poes in exceptional
cases, lmi thu average man would
rather bo III tlm penitentiary than in
the pious little town of Eeonotny
Imagine a town Inhabited by men
Ji
GATHERED FROM THE COLUMNS OF
OUR EXCHANGES.
Fact*, Fancies and N«ws Item* Selected
Fiir the Hpculftl Use of the Knud-
;Y;^ | era of the OitseUo.
The 1 Atlanta Journal remarks that
the road to the grave was one that
Jay Gould could not Wreck,
Piles uf people have piles but DoWItt’s
Witch lla/.sl salvo'wlll cure them. P»u)k
& Co r
The price ot whiskey has gone up-
Hut whiskey goes down just the
same, and sights of fools go down
with it. ,
Sweet breath, sweet stomach, sweet
temper, all reault from the .use of Op-
Will's I,Idle Early Riser*, the famous
little pills. Paulk & Co.
The country jay and the elty jag
are both bad enough m tlioir way,but
when tficy come together the combi
nation is absolutely unendurable.
Small In -Ize, groat In results; DoWItt’s
Little Early Risers, Rest pills for con
stipation, beat for sick headache best for
sour stomarii. They never gripe. Paulk
Si Co.
Women are naturally suspicious
Von may have got a long hair on
your shoulder from .holding, afi-year
old girl, but your motlier-in-law will
back your wife in doubting tlio state
ment every time.
Success la everything depends largely
upon good health. Du Witt's'IJttte Ear-
Risers are little health producing pills.
i an Early Riser.
-in Au. kinds or-
Gall before You Buy and See my Stock and
Convinced. I cany a.Heavy Line of
Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Salt,.Flour, Etc
8. HARRELL, Mogul, Ga.
83-3 fti.
Wo can find a great many people
who will “ilmu e if somebody else will
pay tlio fiddler.” We can also find a
great many who like to rend and
Have papers published in their town,
hut wili not spend a cent to help it
livo.
nlmio. No fluttering skirts, no
lingerie, no pleturosquo eostumea
filled to overflowing with foiuino
eliarms, no baby earringes on the
sidewalk, no vmisi.', no flowers, -noth
ing tint the November dreaviness of
iniseraele Adams!
Hotter a enist of lireml and lav
in n cotiiigu iliim mil) nm mmuiui'iil
life with all its millions of joyless
wealth l-Atlaitm Constitution.
Diiehlcn’s Arulmi Hulvts
Tru l)*et 3ai,vk In the world for
(tins, Bruises, Hoi on, Fivers, Balt Ktimim.
Fever Stives, Tetter, Chapped Henris.
Chilblains: Corns and all Skin Erupt tons,
mill positively vurvs Pile* or no Bay re- ' . . . .
; , »to' rivo-pptfei* MJW
. . . at Jake W.
Elliott’s Cut-Price Sale!
To the People who Want $2 Worth for $1 and Make
An Honest Trade.
Leave!
Dewsun. --
'Richkiml. 7
Columbus ..
McDonough.1
Arrive Atlanta
I have docidod to offer my entire Stock of General u Tin disc, for
cash,, for the month of December, at actual cost. y reason for doing this,
is,T am. going Nortli to purchase my stock of goods, and, of course, there
must be big room mode. Iii coming to see me, bring your dollar and go
back home with two dollars’ worth. I call your special attention to my
Clothing and Furniture.
These two lines 1 have.decided not to carry in stock next a year) and, for
this reason, -1 will sell below factoiy prices, The other lines of General
Merchandise, bring this price list, and call for what you want.
tllaily. {Dally €
tio:l.
The only line runnhiK
tween ThmnXivUle ami Alia
Close euuneetlon In Atlanta 1
Ninth, KGst ami West.
cixur, oABDnrr, Gen«»l
ec the point? Then talio
’milk & Co,
IHtY-GOOUS.
H. 000 yarils Prlnta at -1 to Hit worth 7 tar B.
".ivki yarils Dress OhixbAins, il>£ to s, worth s
1,000 fhfhloaeheii Hheetlni;, V to S, wonli s to 10
,ooo yurils Uleue.hhiK, -l to s, worth 8 to 12
,000 yards flood Gcorcla Cheeks, 4, worth 0.
.-,ooo yards Jeans, la to 40, worth 20 to do.
I, |»>0 yards Cawronce Jiress fluids, (BUS worth .15.
GOO yards ftlaek Cassluisres, dosed out at- post-
tlvo loss, Is ., to 02, worth as lo GO.
MW yanls Alapana, 11)4 worth 1G.
NOTIONS,
loo dozen Moils' Overshirts. 20 to 01.70, worth GO
to S9.00.
dozen Mens' Undershirts. 20, to S1.G0, worth
irtment White Shirts, laundrleil
tl, 41 to SI 2G, worth 75 to S2.00.
Mens' Drawers. 22 to SI.C0, worth 40 to ft,GO.
A lar*o assortment of Towels will sell for less
than uost.
lanlles and Cents' lloso, from G to 2G, worth 10
to GO-
Nothing Is no distressing ns a hacking
eougli. Nothing so foolish ns to suitor
rum It. Nothing si) ilnngoroUB If nl-
owoil lo contlnuej Otic Minute cough
euro gives imiiRdlsto relief. Paulk &
Co.
Keommiy slumltl bo applied to timo
as well as otliei' iliings. Many peo
)ile practic'd the most rigid economy
in everything else mid yet squander
vnluahio timo everyday. ’I’itno is
money when pro|nTly used and is the
only capital that many have
The wlnti from the’nortlt lilows sharp
and keen, anil had elfeets of colds are
scon. (Jiio illUute cough euro so safe
and sure, will quickly perform a won
drous cure. l’aulk * Co.
Hoys, you must be sure of two
tilings; you must lord your work,and
not always he looking over the edge
uf it wanting your play to begin; and
the other Is, you must not bo ashamed
of your work, and think it would bo
inoro honorable for yog to do some
thing else,
Hcstlnclio Is the direct result of Indl
oslifiH amt stomach ili-m-dero. Remedy
liesfi by using DeWIti’s Mule Early
Risers, and your headmiho disappears.
The liftorlto little pills everywhere.
Paulk & Co.
An 111 paid miipster went to his
ddttooh to solicit an increase of sal
ary. “Sahiryl” said (fie deacon) “I
thought you worked for souls!” “Ho
l do,” replied llto, peer, mall, “hut I
oumiut eat souls. And, if I could, it
would lake agouti mnW.-KmlH of your
size to mnlto a dislil”
For Instance, Mrs. Clinv Rogers, of
Hay City, Mich.,--accidentally spilled
scrldlng water over her.Hole hoy. Hhe
promptly applied DeWili’s Wlleli" Hazel
Halve, giving Instant roller. It’s a won
derfully good salvo for hams, hrulses,
sores, and a suro cure -for piles. Paulk
& Co.
When a man is through with his
ilny’B work and sitting |l<ovii resting
in Ids home, 1m enitnot read the ad
vertisement on tlm feiicii, ami the
handbills and oirculnrs dial were left
on ,tlm door steps have blotfYl awav
or been destroyed. , He calls for the
paper ami there ho finds tin merch
ant's annoimcement, and with noth
mg to bother his mind he! reads.it
carefully, ami then calls pis wife's at
tention to it nttd they dedidc to u
merchant's store nnd oxatlu*^
advertised.
Now Try Thin.
It wiil cost you tiotld,
surely do you gooil, if
Cough, Cold, or an? tnl
Throat Chest or Lti gs.
New Discovery fo Gods
Coughs and Golds i> giuruti
ciwe relief or mouet will
back. Sufferers Win I,at
found it ju*t the |h(tk and mu
use had a speedy atiij perfect i
cry, Try a sxmpio Htllle at mi
pooso and learn for yi nsolt just!
H is. 4 '
Faulk’!
SHOE KEPAHTMKNT.
Hro^an HIigch, 75 to #1.00, worth #1,00 to #1.50.
MiinH'CoiiRresH Logo Hlme #1.00 to $4.00, wortb
$1.75 to $0.00.
Boj-h’ Flno Hluios, #1.00 to #1.50, worth #.150 to
IjuIIc*’ Kinc Kill Hutton Hhoo«, IK) to #2.12 1-2,
worth #l.co to #a.6o.
Ladles' (IIoyo Orain, Hutton anil Lugo, 95 to
#l.itt. worth #1.25 u» #1.75.
lattdW Hroganii, 70, worth #1.20.
A*-'-i
'V ; 1.’D*’' ^
rial ImtUtl
Drag
PEIOB LIST.
DRY-GOODS.
500 yards Hrootel, 11% to worth 10 1*2 to
1H 1*2. ■ -
500 yarda OreHtnoSuiiln^, o%, worlli 15. • •
WW yarda Hamilton Dmitery, 0% to 0%, worth 12
to 15.
600 yard» good Ma treiw Ticking, 7 to 10, worth
20 to 25.
500 ynriU Feather Tloldny, 10 ro20, worth 16 to 30.
A ftjiQoliil bale of turkey red danuak tublo doth,
125, worth 4’J.
50 to #2/vf).
A very larj'C owortmen
and unluiindrlttl, 4 i to $
NOTIONS.
100 dozen palra B.iHyondera, 5 to 09, worth 10 to
Ijirrjc ‘uHsortment lAwllca’ CorsotH, 22 to G9,
worth 60 to #l.oo.
Finest line of scurfs in town. Will let*you bavo
yonr choice for 55, worth 76.
Also a larco assfrrtinant of notions, micli as I^v*
<ii«» ami (limbi’ Bolts. (Doves, Handkerchiefs,
Dross Buttons, ©to., which i willoITcr at prices
never scan In Hiiarks before.
HATS.
Laras assortmcnfSIenH’ nnd Boys' Hats, 50 to
#£50, worth 75 to #8.50.
GROCE111I2S.
Full (Irown White Beamless Sack Balt, 00.
Tobacco, 20to49, wertli36 to00.
t pound canned Beef, 10.
l iionnd, full weiahts, oysters, 10.
The liesfc iwtent flour made, #4.50.
Good Kami I y Flour, #4.00.
I am very resiiectfully,
Deeemh.er 1, 1802.
JASr Z. ELLIOTT.
Sl’AIlKB, OA.
J. T. BO YD & ILI tO.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Crockery, China and Glass Ware.
Lamps of Every Description,
Tinxvare,
Hollowware,
Wood ware;
REFRIGERATORS AND
ALSO STOVES,
From the Cheapest to Buck's Brilliant, conceded
to 1)0 tho best in tho world, they absolutely
have no equal In tho world.
—— Manufactures all kinds of
Tinware, Stove Pipe, Gutters, Etc.
0?“ Special prices lmido to hotols ami hnanl-
ipl hniuns. Write or call on as V'hcn In need of
anything In our lino; wo guarnntoo to save you
mono)'. J. T. Hoyt) A HltO.,
41 104 Pattetsor) street, Vai'.dosta, (1a.
ICE-CREAM FOEEZERS.
Local Time
Taking egret Sunday, Xo'fwl
Subject to cbanjre without j
Passenger Trains—El
STATIONS.
LvAlbftny.7
V \viHIngham.
" Isuholla......
TouJan.
Ar Tffton
IjV.Tlfton,
*: Bn
irookileld
Enigma
Alupaha.,....
“ Wlliacoocheo,.
flray'S'.
« uh Mile i*08t...
“ Westonla....
Kirkland..,,
“ Pearson .....
“ McDonald...
“ Millwood....
u Warcshoro..
Ar Wnvcross....
Lv \\ ,russ....
“ Bolilatterville.
“ Hoboken ..
'* Nahunw*
•* -Lulatoi.
“ Atkinson...
»* Waynesvlllo
“ Jamaica...
Ar Brunswick
4011
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2 42 am
2.50 am
S3 03 am
13 22 am
f3 24 am
f3 28 urn
13 31 am
3 33 am
S3 45 am
f3 63 am
f4 08 am
a 27 am
4 40 am
4 50 run
fr» oy pm
T6 18 pm;
No.'
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4 17 nmj _
4 32 am; 3 95 i
4 45 am j 3 30 j m
4 63 am 3 ;>0 pm
6 03 am[ 4 15 pm
5 29 am 5 05 i m
6 45 am 6 46 j it,
* No. 12.
V 6 05 am! 4 15 am
G 24 am
0 24 am
G 64 am
7 ID am
7 22 am
7 27 am
7 34 am
7 41 am
7 50 am
8 10 am
£ 21 am
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10 00 am
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10 27 am
fO 37 pm! 10 60 am
16 47 pm' HI 68 nin
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0 20 am
ti 30 am
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7 05 am
7 20 aux
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9 20 am
10 20 am
10 &oam
Phhhcii bisr Trahis—West,
STATIONS.
U
Lv Brun&jvick....
** Jamaica......
Wayntsville..
Atkinson.....
•\ Lulaton ......
“ Nabuntn
“ Hoboken.....
“ Bchlattervill©
Ar Waycroas
Lv Waycross ....
“ AV/.TCsboro....
Millwood......
“ McDonald, v.
rearson
“Kirkland....
“ Westonla....
P8 Mile Post...
Oray'8.7.......
“ WiltaGoocheo,
“ AJapauD ...
Enigma
“ Brookfletd .
Ar Tlftea.........
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No, 3.
•No. U.
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7 41 am
7 67 nin
8 04 am
8 11 am
H 10 am
8 40 am
3 49 am
9 10 am
10 oo am
lft 20 am
10 48 am
10 59 am
11 17 nin
11 26 am
It 32 am
il 40 am
11 44 am
11 48 am
12 09 pm
12 28pin __
12 37 pb) 11 33 pm
12 66 pm
ti’opm
f7 60 pm
f8 07 pm
18 lOi’l
18 23 pm
18 31 pm
14 60 pm
19 00 pm
9 20 pm
9 35 mu
fo 45 pm
10 ospm
HO 13 pm
slO 27 pm
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sll 18 pm
fii 26 nm
11 15 pm sll 47 am
38 pi
Lv Tlfton
'• 1>Ty
Sumner......
“ Tonlan
u will Ingham.
“ Davis
ArAlhnny
t Meal station. f'6to;"jn“Hlghal.
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1 63 pm fl2 17 am
2 02ptn f12 25 ajn
2 10pmfl2 3!4am
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18 THE PLACE TO BUY
FURNITURE
AT no,OK BOTTOM PUICES,
Scloot line of
GROCERIES, TOBACCOS, CIGARS,
Always on hand.
Complete stocks of
Dry-Goods and Notions
Arc liowen route.
I Invito an exaiulnatloli of my gAods and prices as I am de
termined to please tho people In both. - ■
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TIFTON, GEORGIA.
Do You Want It?
I tun forced on account, of the hal’d
the tightness of the money market to mark down
the price Of my goods to Rock Bottom
MS1
mm
,' I Hil)I, UiuiuU Fur sale by
» “I"' resin, i'n-1 Paulk, a Cu., Tifum, J.’a, ^ '
ft
f*V.t."“l' 1" oil',’
Stt
rWTld C--
-»tUv.
illonn. For sal's §«' KTV,
’tfton, Ha.
Money, Money, X Must
t h.ve a heuer kcTectcd atock of General Morelia tedt
< ; i • V"-.; Vhown. lb T
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mm
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Direct connection made at Waycross with
p u ]i !Iifta sicoplng cars for St. Louis,
iery, Birmingham, Naslndlle, Chatia.
noogft. New York, Jacksonville, Tampa and in-
termo’Iiaie points. «
Reclining chair cars-between Waycross and
Montgomery a in BhlnbrlUge'
C. IJ. OWKN8. W. M. DavIihosc,
Truffle afanager. . -XL
(UV.CHATM, GEO. W, IIA1NK8,
. Gen'IBupt.
A. D. I*. A
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RAILROAD.
Suwaneo River Route to Floridi
VIA mANTA.
liitAII ' I
Down.
BcMnbvi.R in Wrrwrr
Q(n>»p.n lctrt, 1802.
.. Tlfton.'.
........ Cordele....
...; Macon Juntion
....Macan
....Atlanta
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.Macon and I'alatka.
Double Daily 1'ullman Sleeping C2r Sertlce Be
tween Jacksonville, Fla., Nashylllo and
Bt. Louis Without Change.
Connects In Union Depot at Macon with Miu-on
and Northern Railroad,. Georgia Railroad. Cen
tral Railroad and Southwestern Railroad, north
and south; and In Union Depots at Luke City
and Tatatka wtlh »U trains from points in Flor
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